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Summit to highlight Europe’s integrative
medical wellness The Global Wellness Summit (GWS) has announced that its 2016 agenda will take a deep dive into the unique integrative medical wellness offerings of Europe, a continent renowned for pioneering the medical/wellness concept for the world.
Delegates to the 10th anniversary Summit in Tyrol, Austria, will hear from numerous pioneers and experts in medical wellness. Noting the historical importance Europe has played in developing integrated wellness approaches that focus on prevention versus cure, this year’s Summit attendees will gain insight into these pioneering programs and learn where they are headed in the future.
New locations announced
Manchester Day Spa, Bali Health Lounge (pictured), has recently introduced Elemis products to deliver a new skin care range to clients. This will allow Manchester locals to experience high quality treatments including the Pro- Collagen Age Defy facial, as delivered by Bali Health Lounge’s professional therapist.
On the launch of Elemis at Bali Health Lounge, Elemis Managing Director and Co-Founder, Noella Gabriel, says: “Elemis are excited to be partnered with such a reputable Day Spa in the heart of Manchester that offers a truly luxurious service and experience.”
Elemis have also announced launches into the following UK Spas this Summer: Barnsley House, Gloucestershire; Ardencote Spa, Warwick and Amida Spas at David Lloyd.
Further afield, the Hayman Island One and Only resort in Australia is also set to welcome the British skin care brand. With Spa facilities being inspired by the Coral Sea and Great Barrier Reef, Elemis have partnered with the location allowing guests to enjoy complete relaxation with a collection of signature experiences.
“Europe has a long and extremely successful history of developing life- changing wellness destinations that harness the best of modern and holistic medical approaches, creating programs so effective that clients return year after year,” said Susie Ellis, GWS Chairman and CEO. “Decades of positive results can’t be ignored – and the entire Spa and wellness industry can learn a tremendous amount from these leaders.
“Hosting the Summit in the heartland of medical wellness gives us the unique ability to attract people from the very top of this field.”
Getting personal
My Personal Sanctuary are an indulgent service that offer organic treatments to guests in their homes or staying in self- catering properties across the UK. Their team of therapists aim to create the perfect treatment day by enabling clients’ blissful relaxation from the comfort of their surroundings.
Investment for QHotels Group
Luxury Hotel and Spa group, QHotels, have announced a £500,000 investment in developing and extending Spa and leisure facilities at The Westerwood Hotel and Golf Resort in Glasgow.
The investment will aim to improve the flow of the Spa, enhancing the experience for visitors. It will also see the recruitment of 10 new members of staff and three additional treatment rooms.
Work is currently underway, and is expected to be fully completed by the end of this month. During this time, a temporary Spa has been opened to ensure guests can still enjoy the facilities and treatments that are on offer.
The Westerwood Hotel and Golf Resort General Manager, Paul Bray, commented: “This renovation will enhance the Spa journey for our guests and provide high quality facilities to match our high quality service.”
The company was founded in 2004 by director Gillie Lane, who wanted to create a luxury Spa experience without having to venture out to a Spa. The therapists bring along heated treatment beds, candles and soft music, and carry out their treatments using Neal’s Yard products.
The visiting Spa company are currently recruiting and are keen to hear from accredited freelance holistic, massage and beauty therapists. For more details, contact 01625 540 557 or email
recruitment@mypersonalsanctuary.co.uk
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